Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 12:48:45 06/29/00
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On June 29, 2000 at 15:26:13, KarinsDad wrote: >"This thread has gotten a lot bigger, mainly because I didn't want to wipe out >KD's criticism. But in retrospect, it would have been better to remove it and >email him the message so KD could repost it as the start of a new thread. > >Anyway, if you have more to say regarding moderation, start another thread (if >that hasn't already been done) and do it there. Further messages in this one >will be deleted. > >Dave" > >Ok, here they go: > >1) Why is an honest question considered criticism? I asked why general >programming and computer configuration questions are off topic when the answers >to those questions will be used to help with computer chess for a specific >person on their own system(s). If you had sent me an e-mail about this, I might have removed Dave's moderation post. I'm sure you realize this, but if you have a problem with CCC and some of the moderators are out of the loop, you need to get them in the loop. >2) Why stop a thread and say that you will delete further messages to it, but at >the same time indicate that it's permissible to start another thread? Additional >messages will take up the same space regardless of which thread they are in, >won't they? I don't understand this idea of taboo threads. I'm sure it's a question of organization. Yes, the posts will take up the same amount of space. But using that argument, we might as well ignore the thread concept altogether. -Tom
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